New Supports Unveiled for Volunteer Firefighters Across New York

New Supports Unveiled for Volunteer Firefighters Across New York

New York’s volunteer fire service saves taxpayers $3.8 billion per year. Financial and cultural changes in today’s society have resulted in a decrease in the number of volunteers, from approximately 120,000 volunteers in the early 2000s to around 80,000 today. While we are not at the point of a crisis, more volunteers are needed to […]

County Legislators and Advocates Share Details of Now-Postponed Safety and Dignity for All Act for All

County Legislators and Advocates Share Details of Now-Postponed Safety and Dignity for All Act for All

  In the wake of the shooting of ICU Nurse Alex Pretti by a federal border patrol agent  in Minneapolis, Legislator Beth Davidson (D-Nyack, Clarkstown), Majority Leader Alden Wolfe (D-Ramapo), Deputy Majority Leader Dana Stilley (D-Orangetown), Public Safety Committee Chair Paul Cleary (D-Haverstraw) and Legislator Jesse Malowitz (D-Suffern) urged the County to protect our immigrant […]

Lifetime Care for 9/11 Responders and Survivors Secured

Lifetime Care for 9/11 Responders and Survivors Secured

Congressman Mike Lawler has joined Congressman Andrew R. Garbarino (NY-02) and members of the New York delegation in announcing that the FY 2026 appropriations minibus package includes full funding for 9/11 health care through the program’s lifetime, ensuring certainty of continued care for 9/11 responders and survivors. Congress established the WTCHP on a bipartisan basis […]

Snow Storm Fern Blankets Rockland

Snow Storm Fern Blankets Rockland

Rockland was enveloped in a blanket of snow this past weekend, leaving grocery stores raided, roads icy, and an abundance of snowmen in its wake. The RCT reached out to departments around Rockland to give our readers the inside scoop as to how the County of Rockland handles intense weather events such as these.  Office […]

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